The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
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Abroad. rs
George w. Canada, Of Cleveland, was
III the city yesterday.
Capt. Arthur sinsel, OF Grafton, was in
the city yesterday. Y.
Misc Della Graft, Of Warren, Ohio, Is Wis.
itipg relatives on the Island. ; .gl
Miss Celia Mccormick, OF the Eighth
ward, is visiting friends in Moundsville.
W. P. Bryan and 9. Crouch, Of Ran.
dolph county, were in the city yesterday.
Joaeph Morton, Of Cambridge, and Glib
Morton, OF Zanesyille, were hero yester.
day. !
Miss Sara Sweeney, OF this city, is the
guest Of Miss Rose LsMoyne, Of Wauhing.
ton, Pa.
Miss Lulu Brown, one OF St. Clairsyillea
popular young ladies, was in the city yes.
terdsy. ~
Mr.. o. O. Eanlon, OF the GAINESVILLE
Republican, WIS registered at the Howell
house yesterday.
Messrs. Bruce Hall, Of New Martins.
vile, and ,C:'Thistle, Of sisterville, were at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Mics Tillie Freeman, Of Baltimore, who
has been visiting Mrs. Henry speyer, re.
turned home last evening. 555lit &.
Mrs. a. Z. Wetherald, OF Maesiilon, O.,
who has been visiting friends over the
river, vas in the city yesterday. En-.
NJ. and Mrs. Charles Hobbs are in
Washinton, where they went to attend
the Commencement exercises and hop. Il
Sam Robinson was among thoge from
Wheeling who have enjoyed the Wash.
JEFF. festivities at Little Washington this
week.
Mrs. Joseph Msther leaves to-day, on
snort notice, to visit her parents in New
Orleans. She goes in the hope OF recu.
perating her health.
W. B. Cash, Esq, of St. Clairsyille,
Clerk Of the Common Pleas Court, accom-.
panied by, Mrs. Cash, registered at the
Stamm house yesterday. ,i5ii
Major George B. Andrews, Of New
York, as teshy and jovial as over, is once
moro at the stRmm house. -
John E. Koontz, Of New Martlnsville,
and John s. Hamilton, OF Fairmons, were
among the West Viygiuians registered at
the ssamm house yesterday.
Mrs. L. D. Whitson, OF Murfeesboro',
Tennessee, is at the Mcclure House. She
is engaged in writing a pamphlet OF the
industries Of the Ohio Valley. .s.
George Bohmer, OF Chicago, and Andrew
II. Hogg, OF New York, prominent glass
buyers, and John NJ. Fordham, OF New
York, brasa manufacturer, are at tho Nc
Lure house.
Rev. L. Fl. Dornblsaer, pastor Of the
English Lutheran church OF this city, re-.
turned yesterday from visit to Omaha
and number Of other cities in Nebraska
and Kansas. ..=5. e ~
hiss Cora Haldeman and Miss Mamie
McGraw left yesterday on tho early Balti.
more & Ohio train, for Philadelphia, their
future home. They will be greatly miss.
ed from leland society.
Hon.t Hiram r. Howard, OF Pt. Pleas.
ant, and Hon. John N. Collins, OF Charles
ton, arrived at the Stamm house yeater.
day. They are here as usual, for the pur.
pose Of attending meeting Of tho Board
OF Directors Of the State Pcnitentiary at
Moundsville. ,2l
Among the graduates this year at Scio
College, Harrison county, o., ia noticed
the name OF one Of West Vireinia's rising
young ministers, the Rev. W. Writ King,
OF Benwood. Mr.. King ia popular
preacher and a we'll educated man. Scio
College Is presided over by the Rev. E. J.
MarHh. B: D., graduate Of the West yir-
ginia University. The college Ia In a
prosperous condition, which Ia creditable
to Professor Marsha management. 49, +.